Significant example of modernist architecture and landscape design, both locally and internationally, by the pioneering architect Ítala Fulvia Villa (1913–1991). The project was developed in collaboration with Lelia Cornell, Raquel S. de Dias, Günter Ernst, Carlos Gabutti, Ludovico Koppman and Clorindo Testa. The Pantheon has more than 100.000 niches organized in different galleries and patios which bring natural light. 

In use. A preservation order has been applied for (last updated on February 28, 2024).